NAPFM FLEET EXPO The U.K. Police Fleet EXPO
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ARTICLE SUMMARY
ers’ Conference is entering its 41st year. The event is recognized as the oldest and one of the largest emer- gency service fl eet events in Europe. The unique exhibition focuses on transport for Police, Ambulance and Fire & Rescue but also at- tracts exhibitors and visitors from the other emergency services, local authorities, and some government departments. On display were a com- prehensive range of vehicles, equip- ment and services. T e National Police Fleet Show was held in June 2013 in the English Midlands
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he Blue & Amber Light Fleet Exhibition and the National As- sociation of Police Fleet Manag-
in Telford, Shropshire. T is year saw the event move for the fi rst time to Telford, its international Conference Centre, a fi tting backdrop for approximately 180 exhibitors and 200 vehicles. Setting the scene to remember four de-
cades of U.K. policing was a brilliant evo- cation of ‘the way we were’ with a selection of Great Police Cars Of T e Past providing an interesting backdrop to the event—and timely reminder of how much things have changed since 1973. From three variants of the iconic Range Rover—now ironically priced out of po- lice service—to a Jaguar 340, Vauxhall Cavalier SRi, and Ford Granada concept police car, all were fi tting memories of the
The National Association of Police Fleet Managers’ Conference is one of the largest emergency service fl eet events in Europe.
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www.napfmevent.org.uk
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